In 2005, Truth and Reconciliation Commission was launched as a national organization under the banner “Liquidate the True Past.” While the organization was active, it identified over 8,000 unconfirmed cases buried beneath the surface of history such as civilian massacre before and after liberation and human rights violations during the industrialization period. However, without discovering piles of cases, the Truth and Reconciliation Commission closed down in 2010 after five years of activity. After disbanded, its investigators scattered into their own fields.